Abstract
This article does not purport to provide a study of the doctrine of subrogation and the merits of that doctrine in the context of insurance coverage. There are several difficult questions which could be raised as to the proper role of subrogation in insurance litigation. This article assumes the propriety of extending the right of subrogation to the type of medical and hospital payment plans offered by the Services and analyses the device of intervention as a method of enforcing the Services' right to contractual subrogation.
Recommended Citation
Lawrence E. Hard,
A Proposed Cure for the Intervention Blues,
2
U. Mich. J. L. Reform
399
(1969).
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